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Northrop Grumman building Australian support center
The facility will help sustain the advanced capabilities of the Australian Defense Force.
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Lessons from WIN-T: Buying smarter to avoid obsolescence
What the Army’s tactical network reveals about IT acquisition.
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No GPS signal, no problem: Army works on ops in denied regions
As the military shifts resources to a more diverse set of actors and capabilities than the previous 15 years, it is taking into consideration battlefields in which access to GPS may be limited by adversarial efforts.
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Comtech wins Blue Force Tracking contract
Comtech will provide Aviation Satellite Communication Transceivers.
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Army innovation hub will set sights on Korean Peninsula
The Army’s RCO director of operations said the office is setting its sights on the Korean Peninsula.
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Elbit wins Israeli satellite terminal contract
Elbit Systems won a two-year contact with Israeli Ministry of Defense for satellite terminals.
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Antenna could expand underwater comms
A Mechanically Based Antenna, or AMEBA, could bring wireless communication and data transfer to undersea and underground settings.
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Japan launches rocket with satellite to build its own GPS
Japan is building its own GPS in hopes of reducing location errors for drivers, drone operators and other users.
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Industry Perspective: Intelsat General’s Skot Butler on future satcom
Satellite industry veteran Skot Butler has high hopes for the Pentagon’s new direction in satcom.
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Air Force demonstrates new airborne networking
Recent tests validated intra-flight datalink network capabilities.
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Northrop Grumman building Australian support center
The facility will help sustain the advanced capabilities of the Australian Defense Force.
-
Lessons from WIN-T: Buying smarter to avoid obsolescence
What the Army’s tactical network reveals about IT acquisition.
-
No GPS signal, no problem: Army works on ops in denied regions
As the military shifts resources to a more diverse set of actors and capabilities than the previous 15 years, it is taking into consideration battlefields in which access to GPS may be limited by adversarial efforts.
-
Comtech wins Blue Force Tracking contract
Comtech will provide Aviation Satellite Communication Transceivers.
-
Army innovation hub will set sights on Korean Peninsula
The Army’s RCO director of operations said the office is setting its sights on the Korean Peninsula.
-
Elbit wins Israeli satellite terminal contract
Elbit Systems won a two-year contact with Israeli Ministry of Defense for satellite terminals.
-
Antenna could expand underwater comms
A Mechanically Based Antenna, or AMEBA, could bring wireless communication and data transfer to undersea and underground settings.
-
Japan launches rocket with satellite to build its own GPS
Japan is building its own GPS in hopes of reducing location errors for drivers, drone operators and other users.
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Industry Perspective: Intelsat General’s Skot Butler on future satcom
Satellite industry veteran Skot Butler has high hopes for the Pentagon’s new direction in satcom.
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Air Force demonstrates new airborne networking
Recent tests validated intra-flight datalink network capabilities.
-
Northrop Grumman building Australian support center
The facility will help sustain the advanced capabilities of the Australian Defense Force.
-
Lessons from WIN-T: Buying smarter to avoid obsolescence
What the Army’s tactical network reveals about IT acquisition.
-
No GPS signal, no problem: Army works on ops in denied regions
As the military shifts resources to a more diverse set of actors and capabilities than the previous 15 years, it is taking into consideration battlefields in which access to GPS may be limited by adversarial efforts.
-
Comtech wins Blue Force Tracking contract
Comtech will provide Aviation Satellite Communication Transceivers.
-
Army innovation hub will set sights on Korean Peninsula
The Army’s RCO director of operations said the office is setting its sights on the Korean Peninsula.
-
Elbit wins Israeli satellite terminal contract
Elbit Systems won a two-year contact with Israeli Ministry of Defense for satellite terminals.
-
Antenna could expand underwater comms
A Mechanically Based Antenna, or AMEBA, could bring wireless communication and data transfer to undersea and underground settings.
-
Japan launches rocket with satellite to build its own GPS
Japan is building its own GPS in hopes of reducing location errors for drivers, drone operators and other users.
-
Industry Perspective: Intelsat General’s Skot Butler on future satcom
Satellite industry veteran Skot Butler has high hopes for the Pentagon’s new direction in satcom.
-
Air Force demonstrates new airborne networking
Recent tests validated intra-flight datalink network capabilities.
